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What's up, sunshine? Rise up. Welcome to

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the show. I'm Koi Wire. This is CNN 10,

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your 10 minutes of news, the fast, fun

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facts, and knowledge bombs to fuel your

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minds and keep us in the loop.

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Pop quiz hot. What food is traditionally

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associated with celebrating the Lunar

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New Year? Noodles, grapes, dumplings, or

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cheese?

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If you said dumplings, you girl.

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Dumplings symbolize wealth because their

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crescent shape mimics ancient Chinese

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currency with a belief that the more

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dumplings you eat, the more prosperity

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you will receive. I love everything

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about this next story. Actually, not

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everything, because it makes me very

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hungry. CNN's Will Ripley takes us

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inside Dint Taiung, an unbelievable

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Taiwanese restaurant brand that wraps

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precision and passion into each

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unforgettable bite. Known for perfectly

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pleated Shaolong bow or soup dumplings,

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Ding Taiong has turned high standards

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and consistency into a recipe for global

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success.

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>> How long did it take you to learn how to

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do it perfectly when you started at age

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16?

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>> It takes about 2 to 3 years to master

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the entire process. Two to three years.

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Oh,

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>> so it's okay. It's okay that I'm

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terrible.

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>> Dintai chairman Warren Young can fold a

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perfect shalom in seconds.

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>> Oh wow.

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>> How did you do it? Like how did you make

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it look like that? I've got I've got

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pork poking out here. Each dumpling has

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18 precise pleats weighing exactly 21 g.

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Inside finely minced pork, tender,

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lightly seasoned. It melts into hot,

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savory soup the moment you take a bite.

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>> What do you hope that people learn about

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Taiwan when they come to Dintai?

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>> That the people of Taiwan are warm and

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friendly.

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>> At Dint Taiong, the perfect soup

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dumpling comes from respect for the

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food, the customers, and the employees.

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Making magic happen with every bite.

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>> If I told you a giant hat and sweaty

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armpits could lead to a Shark Tank

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success, would you believe me? Two of my

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former teammates from smalltown

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Pennsylvania did exactly that. Billy

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Thompson created the Thompson Tea, a

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sweat-roof shirt inspired by a challenge

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he dealt with his entire life. It led to

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a $700,000 investment on Shark Tank and

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has been saving people the embarrassment

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of pitting out ever since. Sean Starer

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co-founded Noggin Boss, a company built

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around an oversized hat that's become a

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fan favorite across the sports world.

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It's led to licensing deals with some of

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the biggest sports entities on the

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planet. Their stories prove that

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sometimes the biggest opportunities

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start with problems hiding in plain

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sight. I caught up with Billy and Shawn

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to hear how they turned their ideas into

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reality.

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Take me back to the moment that this

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idea hit you.

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>> It was an idea of being disruptive. The

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hat industry and the promotional

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industry hasn't changed in decades. So,

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we wanted to come out with something new

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and innovative that allowed you to

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promote all the things that you love,

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whether it's a sports team or a

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corporation or a charity or just

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something that you're passionate about.

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>> Necessity was the mother of invention

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here. And so, this was a problem that I

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dealt with. And, you know, obviously

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when you go through something like this,

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you think you're the only one, right?

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But I knew cuz we were wearing

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undershirts at the time for this

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problem. And I knew like gosh, if there

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was just a way that you could prevent it

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from passing through the undershirt, you

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might have something.

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>> How many people told you this will never

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work? Uh, I lost count to be honest with

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you. Even my closest friends, even

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family members. And I love that about

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them because that means that they care,

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right? It's, "Hey, Sean, are you sure?

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Are you sure that you want to do this?"

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But I'm the type of person that allows

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the product and the data to show if we

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have something here. I allow the product

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to kind of speak for itself.

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>> Thankfully, I'm surrounded by enough

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good people where I don't think I don't

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recall anyone necessarily telling me

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straight up that it wasn't going to

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work. But here's the thing. you could

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see the doubt in their face, right? When

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you explain the idea, they're being

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polite and you could see the doubt. And

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for that reason, I actually didn't tell

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very many people I was going to take it

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right to bankruptcy if I had to cuz

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that's that's where I was headed right

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during startup phases. I was burning

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through cash, burning through our

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savings, burning through all of it. Um,

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so it it had to work. What's something

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people don't see about entrepreneurship?

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>> I'm married. Uh I we have three children

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and you know with that comes

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responsibility not just for your family

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but whenever you start a business you

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have employees to take care of and those

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employees have families and lives and

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and and they depend on you. So what what

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what people don't see is just uh the

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restless the sleepless nights because

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you just have you have a you have a lot

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of responsibility. It's just not you're

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focusing on yourself.

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>> Ultimately it's the struggle. You know,

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it's easy to see the success stories

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because that's what makes the news, but

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you know, that's why it's news because

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it's it's the exception. Although it

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looks like the norm because that's what

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you're reading about, it's truly the

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exception.

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>> And now walk us through what was the

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mission? What was the issue that you saw

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and figured out a way to go and tackle

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it?

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>> The issue is is sweaty armpits. So,

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everybody knows about sweaty armpits and

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they know people who probably have

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sweaty armpits and it is a little

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embarrassing, right? But at the end of

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the day, because I have such an intimate

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understanding of this problem, I knew I

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knew how strong that motivation was for

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someone to find a solution and to be

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able to conceal it. And our mission was

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that I knew I had to reach, you know,

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people out there who were dealing with

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this problem because at that time there

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was no vi and there really isn't still a

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viable solution out there for people who

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are dealing with this problem. And

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especially the the kids, right? Because

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they're stuck in school all day long. I

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know what it's like. I've been there. So

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they were really at the heart of my

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mission when I started this thing.

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>> Now we didn't grow up in some big city,

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right? We kind of grew up at that small

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town field. Do you feel like that helped

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shape you into the entrepreneur that you

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are today?

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>> Without a doubt, it had an instrumental

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role in in me because from a very early

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age, you didn't get to where you're at

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on your own. it it came on the backs of

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a lot of people that are willing to put

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in time with you, whether it's

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mentorship,

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energy, money, uh getting behind you. I

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really don't like the word failure

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because um along the lines, you're

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right, there's no straight path. There's

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there there's obstacles that get in the

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way. Rather than just focusing on the

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mistake or a failure, if we want to call

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it a failure, you get stuck. You you get

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stuck. And being an entrepreneur, you

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you always have to be moving forward and

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learning and putting those things behind

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you.

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>> You're going to make more mistakes and

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you're going to fail more times than you

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succeed, right? You just got to make

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sure your successes are big enough to

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cover all those failures. And in

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hindsight, the failures had they would

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have had they been successful and

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happened, we could look back, whether it

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be months to a few years down the road

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and we realized if those things did

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happen, our business wouldn't be in

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existence or even my personal life would

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have been altered dramatically.

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>> Let's finish this off with some rapid

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fire fun. Are you ready for this?

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>> Yeah. Yeah. Let's do it.

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>> All right. One word that describes

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entrepreneurship.

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>> Challenging.

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>> Blessing. It's a blessing. Coffee or

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energy drinks?

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>> Coffee for sure.

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>> Neither. Water.

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>> One thing you wish your high school self

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understood earlier.

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>> Seek wisdom. Trust your parents. Um,

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they know what they're talking about.

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They have lived the life that we are

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currently living right now.

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>> Worst advice you ever received.

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>> You know what? I've already disposed of

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it. I can't even remember what it was

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thankfully. So, I don't have that.

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>> Awesome. best advice you ever received.

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>> This is advice for any for any of the

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any of the high schoolers out there is

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that whatever you put your time and

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energy into, you will get results.

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Today's story getting a 10 out of 10.

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Beach trips in the dog days of summer

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sometimes bring rough waters in the

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ocean, but some four-legged heroes are

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making waves and saving lives.

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Especially this pup, known for its fancy

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haircuts and dog show skills, recently

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joining a team of lifeguards in Spain.

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Now, beach rescue squads usually include

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Labradors and Newfoundlands, but No the

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Poodle felt he was up for the task at

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Las Linda's Beach near Malaga. His

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handler says he was scared of crowds and

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loud noises at first, so he had to be

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trained step by step, not just to stay

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calm, but also how to swim horizontally

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using his tail like a rudder. When it's

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time to utilize the furry lifesavers,

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the handler actually enters the water

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first to reach the swimmer in distress

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and then calls the dogs in to help tow

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people back to shore. Now, poodles are

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known for super intelligence and ability

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to learn, and they were historically

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used for water rescue and retrieval

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during hunting trips in Northern Europe.

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Their fur actually protects them from

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the cold water, but they do need their

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handler to lather the sunscreen on their

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nose. A German breed of dog, the name

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poodle comes from the German verb

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poodle, which means to splash. So

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ultimately, maybe Nilo was positively

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destined for the life of a lifeguard.

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All right, sunshine. Got some shout outs

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now. This first one goes to Mr. Dutton

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Hefer at Hazen Middle School in Hazen,

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North Dakota. Thank you for following us

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on the Instagram. Love seeing all your

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messages. And this shout out goes to our

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friends on our CNN 10 YouTube channel

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all the way from Kenya, Miss Injerry at

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West Nairobi School in Kenya. Thank you

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for making us a part of your day and

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including us in your classroom. We hope

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you all have an awesome day and we'll

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see you right back here tomorrow, shall

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we? I'm Koi Wire and we are CNN 10.
